This framework improves semantic matching and recall in patent literature for intellectual property, indicating enhanced retrieval performance.
With the acceleration of technological innovation, efficient retrieval and classification of patent literature have become essential for intellectual property management and enterprise R&D. Traditional keyword- and rule-based retrieval methods often fail to address complex query intents or capture semantic associations across technical domains, resulting in incomplete and low-relevance results. This study presents an automated patent retrieval framework integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) with Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) technology. The system comprises three components: (1) a preprocessing module for patent data standardization, (2) a high-efficiency vector retrieval engine leveraging LLM-generated embeddings, and (3) a RAG-enhanced query module that combines external document retrieval with context-aware response generation. Evaluations were conducted on the Google Patents dataset (2006–2024), containing millions of global patent records with metadata such as filing date, domain, and status. The proposed gpt-3.5-turbo-0125+RAG configuration achieved 80.5% semantic matching accuracy and 92.1% recall, surpassing baseline LLM methods by 28 percentage points. The framework also demonstrated strong generalization in cross-domain classification and semantic clustering tasks. These results validate the effectiveness of LLM–RAG integration for intelligent patent retrieval, providing a foundation for next-generation AI-driven intellectual property analysis platforms.
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